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Having a problem deciding which side of the fence you are on, Liberal or Conservative? Confused about the deficit versus debt issue? Definitely doped out as to why the politicians in Washington can't seem to accomplish what you want them to do? Here is a plan to wipe out years of accumulated rust in the lawmaking pipes in the corridors of Congress. Our current Constitution is a marvel of simplicity and, at the same time, a conglomeration of complexity. It is not easy to try to govern, but it is just as difficult for the governed to be favorably inclined to those whose governing rule is to obfuscate, deceive, steal, and mismanage. All of the above are the result of the Constitution's lack of definition as to the rules and regulations provided to the Congress by the founding fathers of the country. The framers of the Constitution are justifiably not to be blamed for their over sight. How could they look ahead 235 years and forecast the mess into which we have gotten. It is up to us, the living, to make the necessary-and difficult-choices that will enable us to remain as a world symbol of freedom. This book will attempt to be a guideline for the task. John F. Naglee Sr. was employed in the Bell System for thirty-eight years, starting at Bell of Pennsylvania then moving to Bell Labs and AT&T. He retired in 1989, and created his own small business, which he ran for thirteen years. John was educated at the Central High School of Philadelphia (196), Temple University, the US Army and life, and resides in beautiful Central Florida. John is the author of Global Warming and Planet Earth: The Spin Stops Here, a nonfiction work suggesting an alternative cause of Climate Change, and espousing a complete halt to the lunacy of taxpayer-funded space travel.
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